The best motorcycle helmet cam video ever – GoPro

@cirkus197817 lol, but they look good on you're quad from this view, so I don't care about them, just wanted to know if you raced in Baja competitions

@imONLYhalfEVIL666 This is the normal wide GoPro. I now use the HD. You can see a huge improvement in quality. Look at my other videos, under "HD HERo – GoPro – Little OOOPS in the dunes at Glamis.

is this the go pro hd helmet cam or just the regular go pro helmet cam

@cirkus197817 Yea ima hit a open field and just try to get it up 1 ft til I get use to it…then 2 ft til I get use to it…then 3 ft…etc…

@Minus31 I've done a bit of aftermarket power-adders to my bike so I definitely don't use the clutch. But you don't need to, it's easier without. I use second gear, no clutch, but can use 3rd and 4th depending on how fast I'm going. 4th gear in the dunes over a small rise can get the front end up real easy. Try riding easy in 2nd, then let off the throttle and crack it open just to get the front up and ease off the gas as the front gets higher. The higher you go, the slower you can go.

@cirkus197817 Yea I gotta get use to that feeling of going backwards…but next time I go riding ima hit a open field…but you should make a video…it a be nice because very simple things for you might be hard for other people…for example…I never popped my clutch…the bike has enough power to bring me up in 1st gear just hittin the throttle…so I don't know if it a be more easy ya way or not…but when I tryed popping the cluthc I think I stalled…so..ima new rider…8 hours total…

….. Once you're comfortable with the front end up at the balance point, you can keep it up just by modulating the throttle, and you only need the back brake in an emergency.

@Minus31 The way I learned was this. Find a wide open spot, start in first gear and just focus on learning rear brake control. Pop the front up and intentionally bring it too high. Use the rear brake to stop the front end and bring it back down. Do that till you're comfortable using the rear brake, it'll save your butt in the future. Then you gotta work on finding the balance point…it's higher than you think.

@Maxomath The lights are HID's from B a j a D e s i g n s . c o m. They are insanely bright and light up the night. A must for eith riding in the dunes at night or high speed desert riding. At 74mph I can't outrun my lights!

Nice job man…you should make a tutorial on how to wheelie…I wanna learn…but soon as I pop up i get that "oh damn ima fall backwards feeling"…then I kick my feet out to the side as if I was falling backwards in a chair…and land the bike…I gotta get over that feeling but who wants to fall?…also…0:48 was a nice shot…nice work…I like the camera on the front grab bar looking at you as well…

@techdekproductions1 The camera blocks the sun so it doesn't wash out the picture.

whats the black spot in the middle of the sun ar 1:07 and other times? lol

@W4llyB4nger Thank you!

Very well put together. Nice work

what are for does huge lights , do you race in the baja or what, and they also look sick on you're Raptor

@The88katana600 Yeah, I'm using the HD cam now too. Much better! Love it!

HELL YES NICE VID MAN! JUST GOT MY GOPRO A WEEK AGO AND LOVE IT. A MUST HAVE!!! . I GOT THE GOPRO HD MOTORSPORTS CAM, WHAT A BLAST IT IS TO USE.

its good and good job but its not the best thats just what i think

This is a quad. Wow.

@rex4x4 Thanks man

sick

love the vid man

@jeenyus720 Yeah, make sure you get the HD, the video is 1,000 times better than the regular HERO. And get AT LEAST an 8 GB card. I can really fill a card quick even filming in 720P 30FPS. And there's still two higher qualities above that that eat up more GB's.

i cant wait to make a video like this on my sport bike. I already have music, angles, roads ideas, and other riders planed out haha. Now all i need is the go pro hd lol

@mulisha911 Thanks man, I'm working on footage for the next video right now using the HD Hero. The video quality is amazing.